The Color of Paradox explores theoretical occult concepts of downward and upward causality as energy forces of order and chaos, respectively. In addition, The Color of Paradox serves as a codex to the mystical aspects of Gori Suture’s radical book series, the Smut Sagas, allegorical fiction that spurs magickal thought. Expand the mind, expand the soul. Free the mind, free the will.

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Color & Frequency Theory ~ The Nature of Paradox (Introduction)

Color & Frequency Theory

~
Introduction ~

The
question of whether or not an ultimate, almighty Paradox exists has plagued
humankind and kinder alike since the dawn of time. But really, the answer
is quite simple. Paradox both exists and doesn’t exist simultaneously, a
complex state, which can only be accomplished by, well Paradox.

Now, one
must remember what is known about Paradox, based on the reoccurring concepts
accepted by the majority of religions & science.

Paradox is
omniscient, which means all knowing. Paradox knows all and nothing
because Paradox is all and nothing. This idea is summed up in the
euphemism, ‘You can only know another by walking a mile in his shoes.’
Paradox knows all, because Paradox is all.

Paradox is
omnipotent, which means all-powerful. What is more powerful than
something that is only good? Something that can be good or evil at
will. Paradox is not good or evil, male or female, black or white.
Paradox just is.

Paradox is
omnipresent, which means everywhere. Paradox is the animus (soul) of all
things, from bacteria or a rock to the very air one breathes. Paradox is
everywhere, because Paradox is all things.

Humans and
Kinder alike are composed of the same material as every other manifestation, be
if flora, fauna, or inanimate object. Humans and kinder are just
matter. Matter is energy.1 Everything is just
energy. Living entities are energy at a relatively slower vibration than
spirit energy and a relatively higher vibration than inanimate objects.
Energy can be neither created nor destroyed.2 Energy is
infinite, like Paradox. Paradox is energy.

Therefore,
the conclusion is that Paradox is all energy perceived in totality and
simultaneously, and alternately, no energy perceived by anything (the empty
space within an atom and between atoms). This is the way of Paradox.

Everything
in existence is made of energy. Where does this energy originate?
What is the source of all life, of all energy?

What is
true and believed in most religions is a “universal truth” meaning it is
accepted as a fact in the collective unconscious, and therefore, by collective
belief, is true. Accordingly, the godhead created the universe and thus
existence.

Scientists
theorize that the universe expanded forth from a primeval atom, an
all-encompassing singularity. Out of this big bang, the universe
expanded.3

From where
did this primeval atom come from? How is a singularity formed?
Black holes, which are collapsed large stars, devour surrounding energy,
compressing it into a singularity.4,5,6 Imagine a
supreme black hole, which is a black hole so hungry that it gobbles up
everything. Once the supreme black hole sucks everything in, it would
become a primeval atom.

A white
hole is the hypothetical antithesis to a black hole, in that it emits matter
rather than absorbs matter.7 In time, the
supreme black hole turned primeval atom becomes overexcited, overheats, and
erupts. Once this primeval atom erupts, and is spewing out all
surrounding energy, expanding it into a universe, it is the opposite of a
supreme black hole, a supreme white hole.

These two
forces of ingestion and expulsion balance out (inward at one point in time and
simultaneously outward at another point in time). The energy caught within the
balancing act becomes a giant nuclear furnace, a supreme star. The energy
emitted by this supreme star is the known universe. This one star repeats
itself holographically, appearing to the observer to be all stars,
innumerable and including the sun.

This supreme
star is expanding/collapsing until unbalanced, at which point the
star goes supreme supernova. Time starts anew in an infinite loop.
The supreme star is the beginning and the end, the alpha and
omega. The supreme star is infinite, stretching on forever.

Thus, the
creation of the universe and everything spilled out from within the sun.
The sun created the universe and all that is in it, the heavens and the earth,
and thus life, as did the godhead in many religions.

Life comes
from the stars. The stars are the points where Paradox’s dreams are
manifested.

A common
theme in many religions is that Paradox is “the light.” People interpret
this concept in many ways, but it’s beneficial for the observer to look at it
from a scientific standpoint for a moment.

To
accelerate to the speed of light, one needs infinite energy, which is infinite
mass, which is the mass of all of existence. As one travels faster,
one shrinks and one’s perception of time decreases. Once the speed of
light is reached, one’s size will become zero.8 One will
disappear, as will time. One will be infinite, the all and the
nothing. One will be Paradox.

Thus
everything is energy, which spills forth from the supreme star, called Paradox,
as light, which the observer is not only housed within, but is also composed
of. The gods are nothing more than brilliant rays of sunlight split apart
by a prism, each god a different color, and together they are one.

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